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Mental Health & Learning Disabilities Delivery Unit APPENDIX 1 Mental Health & Learning Disabilities Delivery Unit Part 1 – Sickness Absence April 2017 – March 2018 Rolling 12 Month In Month Absence (LTS and STS) The rolling 12 month sick absence rate was 6.12% in March Both short & long term absence has decreased from 18, which decreased from 6.33% in March 17. The in month January through to March 2018. Short term absence has rate was 5.63% in March 18, which decreased from 6.59% in increased overall from 1.34% in March 2017 to 1.70% in March 17. March 2018. The majority of the DU sickness is long term absence, which reduced overall from 5.25% in March 2017 to 3.93% in March 2018. Page 1 APPENDIX 1 Length of Absence The chart below shows that the majority of absences are between 28 days and 6 months. This is a similar pattern to that over the last 12 months. Delivery Unit performance August 17 to March 2018 The DU had enjoyed a reducing trend in its total in month and rolling absence position from December 2017 to March 2018. In month +/- on previous month Cumulative +/- on previous month August 2017 6.64% 6.23% September 2017 5.95% - 0.69% 6.21% - 0.02% October 2017 5.78% -0.17% 6.23% + 0.02% November 2017 6.07% +0.29% 6.23% No change December 2017 6.57% +0.5% 6.28% +0.05% January 2018 6.25% -0.32% 6.17% -0.11% February 2018 5.89% -0.36% 6.15% -0.02% Page 2 APPENDIX 1 March 2018 5.63% -0.26% 6.12% -0.03% Actions taken/completed Actions planned for April/May Continuation of the ABMU Flu Campaign. Sick Absence audits continuing across DU Localities. Following Hot Spot area audits, sickness process Reviewing medical staff sick absence reporting and training has been reviewed and further back to basics actions taken as part of Medical Workforce Meeting. HR training held on 17 & 27 April. DU hot spot analysis across all localities. 140 DU managers have attended Nelson Training. Review of top 10 long term sickness cases on a Guy Holt and Paul Dunning attended DU Workforce monthly basis in Locality Sickness meetings. meeting in April to discuss further ways to assist and Taster sessions for Art Therapy project to improve staff improve staff health and wellbeing. health and wellbeing were held on 19/20th March 2018. Art Therapy Pilot Taster Sessions held on 19 & 20 Feedback from participants was extremely positive and March 2018. Application for pilot project has been Steering group met on 3 May and in process of submitted to Arts Council Wales. agreeing pilot areas. Application for further funding from Arts Council Wales has been submitted. Funding has been secured to pilot DU Staff Counsellor for 12 months in Specialist Services Locality. Job description has recently been approved and is now proceeding through recruitment process. DU supported 47 Wellbeing Champions and each Locality reviewing how they can best be utilised to support staff health and wellbeing. Review being undertaken of attendance of Band 7 managers at monthly Locality Sickness Meetings. This is main lessons learnt following best practice review undertaken with POW DU. Page 3 APPENDIX 1 Part 2 – Establishment, Vacancies and Recruitment – March 2018 Budget SIP Detail -Under / Over Directorate Staff Category Wte FTE Establishment MH & LD Delivery Unit Admin & Clerical 203.66 190.46 -13.20 Consultant 47.90 42.90 -5.00 Other 321.68 266.81 -54.87 Other Medical Staff 79.61 47.46 -32.15 Qualified Nurse 825.38 739.77 -85.61 Unqualified Nurse 670.50 615.07 -55.43 MH & LD Delivery Unit Totals 2,148.73 1,902.48 -246.25 Planned reinvestment into Community services enable the planned ward closures within Older Peoples Services. As the ward closures are not agreed, their respective WTE remains, therefore, overstating the vacancy position by 42 WTE within qualified and unqualified nursing. The Delivery Unit has two main areas of recruitment difficulty, substantive medical appointments and qualified nursing. The shortfalls in qualified nursing are mostly within Learning Disabilities, Forensic and Rehab Services. Specialist Services Locality has the largest amount of Nursing vacancies at 52 WTE of which 42.5 WTE are either awaiting commencement or are in recruitment. The Delivery Unit is presently utilising 10 MEDACs locums to backfill 20 medical vacancies. The remainder is covered via additional sessions or remaining vacant. The Delivery Unit Medical Workforce Group are pursuing strategies to substantively recruit. Page 4 APPENDIX 1 Part 3 - Turnover & Labour Stability Period Turnover Rate – 1 April 2017 – 31 March 2018 Staff Group FTE Average turnover has decreased over the last Add Prof Scientific and Technic 18.63% few months to 8.63% as at 31 March 2018. Nursing turnover was of concern as it had been Additional Clinical Services 8.30% as high as 11.89% in the last 12 months, mainly Administrative and Clerical 7.36% due to high level of retirements. The nursing Allied Health Professionals 7.82% turnover has now reduced to 9.17% in March 2018. Estates and Ancillary 7.00% DU had 12 leavers with less than 12 months Medical and Dental 5.42% service, 6% of total leavers. Nursing and Midwifery Registered 9.17% . Health Board - Excluding Junior Medical & Dental Staff & Students Overall Rate 8.63% Actions taken/completed Actions planned for April/May Leaver’s data is circulated on a monthly basis to all DU update analysis of leavers to establish patterns Localities as part of the DU HR report to Board. and check on concerns over staff leaving within the DU took part in two HB Nurse Recruitment events in first year of their appointment with a focus on nursing. both Morriston and POW and successfully recruited to Each Locality is undertaking an exercise for all staff posts at both events. groups to ascertain a more informed picture of Implemented values based recruitment for all inpatient predicted retirements over next 3-5 years. registered nursing roles and generic job descriptions DU will continue to take part in HB wide Nurse from 1 April 2018. Recruitment events on a rolling basis. Page 5 APPENDIX 1 Part 4 – PADR April 2018 Org L6 Org L8 Assignment Reviews Reviews Completed Count Completed % 130 Head of Operations - Dir 130 R001 Mental Health Directorate Support 5 2 40.00 130 Head of Operations - Dir 130 R004 Joint Training & Education 1 1 100.00 130 Head of Operations - Dir 130 R005 Mental Health Administration 37 27 72.97 130 Head of Operations - Dir 130 R008 Mental Health Directorate Management 8 7 87.50 130 Head of Operations - Dir 130 T013 Special Projects Team 1 0 0.00 130 Head of Operations - Dir 130 T014 Directorate Team 3 2 66.67 130 Head of Psychology & Therapies 130 R210 Professional Heads of Therapies 4 4 100.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R016 MH Measure Bridgend 11 11 100.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R024 ARC Day Opportunities 4 2 50.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R030 Bridgend MH Comm Serv 10 8 80.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R032 Bridgend Psychology 3 3 100.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R034 PICU Coity Clinic 28 26 92.86 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R037 South Bridgend CMHT 16 16 100.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R038 North Bridgend CMHT 20 20 100.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R107 Perinatal MH Services 9 4 44.44 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R111 Coity Clinic Ward 14 28 27 96.43 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R112 Coity Clinic Ward 21 24 24 100.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R113 OT & Physio Adult Bridgend 5 5 100.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R115 Bridgend Crisis Team 20 17 85.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R121 MH Bridgend OT OPS 4 3 75.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R129 Bridgend Continuing Health Care 17 17 100.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R131 Angelton Clinic Ward 1 17 16 94.12 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R133 Angelton Clinic Ward 3 16 16 100.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R134 Coity Clinic Ward 15 21 20 95.24 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R135 Angelton Clinic Ward 2 28 26 92.86 Page 6 APPENDIX 1 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R136 EMI Teams 14 14 100.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R201 MH Community Drug & Alcohol 6 2 33.33 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R202 Home Detox 2 2 100.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R203 SMAP Funding 5 5 100.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R204 Bridgend Assessment Service 1 0 0.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 R610 Bridgend Locality Management 6 5 83.33 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 T006 LD Dietician 4 3 75.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 T007 LD Art Therapy 4 2 50.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 T010 LD Administration 19 16 84.21 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 T017 Community Health Team - Bridgend 18 18 100.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 T018 Community Health Team - Cardiff 32 29 90.63 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 T019 Community Health Team - Vale 14 12 85.71 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 T020 Community Health Team - RCT East 9 9 100.00 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 T021 Community Health Team - RCT West 14 12 85.71 130 MHLD Bridgend Locality - Dir 130 T022 Community Health Team - Merthyr 7 7 100.00 130 MHLD Neath Port Talbot Locality - Dir 130 N028 Occupational Therapy OPS NPT 12 11 91.67 130 MHLD Neath Port Talbot Locality - Dir 130 R002 Mental Health Veterans Service 5 3 60.00 130 MHLD Neath Port Talbot Locality - Dir 130 R007 NPTH MH Administration 7 7 100.00 130 MHLD Neath Port Talbot Locality - Dir 130 R020 Psychological Therapies Bridgend 2 1 50.00 130 MHLD Neath Port Talbot Locality
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